Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Dr. Effarah took the liberty of writing about what he remembered of his forgottenyouth in Palestine, as time has a remarkable way of desensitizing memories, tears,losses, and tragedy. Perhaps that is one of the gifts of being human. To carry thefull weight of such sadness would make life unbearable. However, sometimes itis a necessary rite of passage for a man to endure and recall the past, so that itsmemories do not disappear forever. And the truth and reality are not lost to the futuregeneration. He did not need historians to tell him what happened. He was there as aparticipant observer, an eyewitness, and a survivor of the 1948 Palestinian Holocaust.The author confirms that the holocaust under Nazi Germany is accurate, and hedeplores it. But, since 1948, the real 'holocaust' is still going on in Palestine.Dr. Effarah’s intention is not to write an oral history or write a personal story.It is all about true feelings and naive behaviors while a child and a teenager, living ina civilized and affluent society of Haifa, Palestine, tracing it in a simple daily diarybefore the 'Nakba' or the catastrophe that the Palestinians went through in 1948.The book tells the story of Palestine in the Past, the Present, and the expectedFuture, based on historical facts and personal experiences, as well as individualperspectives gained over 78 years of monitoring the region and uncovering the truthabout Palestine.Dr. Effarah writes this book for every person who believes that there are twosides to every story and would like to shed light on the plight of the Palestinians inPalestine, the Holy Land, the land of the Lord Jesus Christ.The book discusses Palestine’s historical past and the Palestinians in that region,dating back 10,000 years. It provides snapshots of significant events from the presentto the future.Dr. Effarah made all his efforts to prove that the integrity of historic Palestinecannot be compromised, whether by imperial machinations such as the BalfourDeclaration or the United Nations’ partition trick, as well as the deceit of internationalsupport for the Zionist occupation, and not by a hilarious and humorous argumentof divine right in which God is mobilized as 'the prime colonizer'.It is important to know that Dr. Effarah’s extensive analysis and clear observationson an intricate and complex set of issues in the Middle East, as part of the world,that is in search of its identity, take priority in his writings that are under the topic of'Think Palestine,' where trust and respect are sadly lacking.Through this book, Dr. Effarah hopes to connect with members of hiscommunity, document his experiences, and leave an inheritance of knowledge forfuture generations.
